In our image-mediated era, this book tries to raise awareness about the importance of dialogue between art and literature. Offering an interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary perspective, the book provides an inspiring overview of the literary and visual department both in Europe and America from the Renaissance to the twentieth century.
In our image-mediated era, this book tries to raise awareness about the importance of dialogue between art and literature. Offering an interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary perspective, the book provides an inspiring overview of the literary and visual department both in Europe and America from the Renaissance to the twentieth century.
Dr Beatriz González-Moreno is a Tenured Professor at the University of Castilla-La Mancha in Spain, where she teaches English Literature. Dr Fernando González Moreno is a Tenured Professor at the University of Castilla-La Mancha in Spain, where he teaches Art History, and is Associate Dean at the Facultad de Humanidades in Albacete (UCLM).
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Section I. Old Concepts in New Garments: Ut Pictura Poesis and Ekphrasis Chapter 1. "The Presence of Ut Pictura Poesis in the Works of William Shakespeare and Miguel de Cervantes" Chapter 2. "Allegorical Images from Don Quixote" Chapter 3. "Wordsworth's Ekphrastic Poetry: Wandering the Realms of Visual Arts" Section II. The Sister Arts in the English Long-Nineteenth Century Chapter 4. "Embellishing the Poetic Text: Felicia Hemans and Female Aesthetic Education in the Nineteenth-Century British Annuals" Chapter 5. "Painting the City: Urban Life in Women Romantic Poetry" Chapter 6. "'Every Line, Hue, and Shadow': Depicting Horror through the Discourse of the Visual Arts in Sheridan Le Fanu's Fiction" Section III. Intermedial Encounters in America Chapter 7. "The Pictorial Richness of Poe's Oeuvre" Chapter 8. "The Literary (Caricatures) of Flannery O'Connor" Chapter 9. Section IV. Where the Future lies: Transatlantic Interdisciplinarity Chapter 10. "William Blake in the Hispanic World: José Joaquín de Mora's Meditaciones Poéticas (1826)" Chapter 11. "Paul Klee in Wallace Stevens's, José Lezama Lima's and José Ángel Valente's Essays on Art"
Introduction Section I. Old Concepts in New Garments: Ut Pictura Poesis and Ekphrasis Chapter 1. "The Presence of Ut Pictura Poesis in the Works of William Shakespeare and Miguel de Cervantes" Chapter 2. "Allegorical Images from Don Quixote" Chapter 3. "Wordsworth's Ekphrastic Poetry: Wandering the Realms of Visual Arts" Section II. The Sister Arts in the English Long-Nineteenth Century Chapter 4. "Embellishing the Poetic Text: Felicia Hemans and Female Aesthetic Education in the Nineteenth-Century British Annuals" Chapter 5. "Painting the City: Urban Life in Women Romantic Poetry" Chapter 6. "'Every Line, Hue, and Shadow': Depicting Horror through the Discourse of the Visual Arts in Sheridan Le Fanu's Fiction" Section III. Intermedial Encounters in America Chapter 7. "The Pictorial Richness of Poe's Oeuvre" Chapter 8. "The Literary (Caricatures) of Flannery O'Connor" Chapter 9. Section IV. Where the Future lies: Transatlantic Interdisciplinarity Chapter 10. "William Blake in the Hispanic World: José Joaquín de Mora's Meditaciones Poéticas (1826)" Chapter 11. "Paul Klee in Wallace Stevens's, José Lezama Lima's and José Ángel Valente's Essays on Art"
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